Not Entirely Sure What's Wrong...

[Lindenk]

For some reason when I try to assemble my ~11k of code TASM and ObjHex outputs a 97k hex file mostly made up of 0's. I've made a simple hello world program to test it and the output on my calculator's screen was something like "llling..." which obviously isn't right so I even tried using one out of a tutorial which gave me the same output. Reinstalling TASM and ObjHex and TI83Plus.inc hasn't changed anything and manually defining my bcalls instead of using the include file didn't work either...

Does anyone have any idea what I should do?

[Graphmastur]

You did not add this:

.nolist
#include "ti83plus.inc"
.list

You also didn't do:

.org $9D93
.db $BB, $6D

oh, and instead of this:

_ClrLCDFull =4540h

You would need to do this:

.define _ClrLCDFull 4540h

But that is only if you want to use your own customized variables. Did TASM give any errors? What seems to have happened is that TASM created the file, but didn't really write anything.

[Lindenk]

I was using the include file but i thought I'd try to see if it would make a diffenence if i defined them myself. The output was the same and I didn't get any errors so I'm assuming it works...

Here's what it gives me in hex

[FloppusMaximus]

To begin with, you have a whole bunch of code placed before the .org statment. The .org needs to be placed before the code, so that the assembler knows where in memory the code is supposed to be loaded.

Second, the first line of code in the program (after the shell header, if any) is the first thing that will be executed. I rather suspect that 'PutSprite' is intended to be a subroutine, not your main program, so it should not be the first thing in the file.

[Lindenk]

Oh wow, I didn't expect that to make that much of a difference...
Thanks, I really feel like a noob right about now